Sentence examples for protest constituencies from inspiring English sources

These "lifestyle as dissent" or "consumption as protest" constituencies are about freedom and rejecting middle-class mores, and "P.B.R. is seen as a symbol and fellow dissenter".

But Navalny's energetic campaign has given the protest constituency a sense of political purpose that will not go away.

It would also narrow the arc of uncertainty, and therefore potential protest, from constituencies across the Midlands.

It cited a long list of problems caused by the sustained protests, including constituencies where no candidates could register and violence at polling stations.

When every option causes major protests in marginal constituencies, the easiest course is to do nothing.

This "miserable vision" would be resisted, he said, imploring students to take their protests to their constituencies and adding: "This is just the beginning... the resistance begins here".

Creasy said that no protests took place outside her house and that a protest outside her constituency office had taken place when her staff were not in the building.

After his plans to hold a small protest outside the constituency office of Mr Cameron were spotted by anti-terror officers on Facebook, Nicky was pulled out of a lesson and warned by police that he would be held responsible if any violence broke out.

The IAF leadership ordered the boycott in protest against the constituency boundaries which it says over-represent pro-government rural areas at the expense of urban areas regarded as Islamist strongholds.

Mr Osborne was warned he faced protests from constituents in his Cheshire constituency of Tatton.

They haven't yet said where they will protest but George Osborne's constituency office in Knutsford and Ian Duncan Smith's "£2 million mansion" in London are targets.